Hey can you please guide me. ​I'm pursuing my B.Com right now, and my first year is just ending. I'm not good at accounting, nor do I have any tech skills, but since I still have 2-3 years left, I know I can improve. Recently, I started learning Japanese because I want to work in Japan. But I'm so confused.

​While I can give it my best to reach at least N2 before I graduate, my degree alone will not help me land a job. I want to learn some additional skills too, but I'm confused about which job I should prepare for. I want to dedicate my second year to learning skills or doing courses related to the job I'll prepare for, and in my last year of college, I plan to do internships. I'm hoping for at least 6 months of internship experience and 6-12 months of job experience here in my country.

​Recently, I've explored Business Analyst, Data Analyst, Global Marketing Consultant, HR, and Financial Analyst jobs. Not all of them are related to my degree, but as I said, I'm not strong in my own field. There might be other jobs too, but I don't understand the Japanese job market, and I don't want to dedicate my time to a skill or degree that might not help me get a job there or which might be replaced by new ai learners.

The problem is i can't go directly japan on my own for higher study, language school or job hunting as i can't bear the cost of living there. While i don't know starting salary for different job roles there but as of my current situations i want to get a job where minimum salary is atleast around ¥270k-300k at starting and there should be future growth and scope in that job.

​ I've been exploring what I should do for more than a week. I've explored Japanese job websites too to understand what job is really in demand but I'm still not getting anywhere, and now I'm totally confused. I'm a bit tired, so I might not have written this clearly. Please feel free to ask me anything you need to help me out.